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Medialitat, Unmittelbarkeit, Prasenz

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English summary: In this interdisciplinary work the authors deal with the understanding of the media and the media practices of the Reformation in the 16th century. Based on the consensus that the Reformation's successes were linked closely to its character as a media event, the authors discuss the innovativeness of mediality during the Reformation in comparison to the Late Middle Ages, to Renaissance humanism and also within the general transition in the cultural media of the 15th century. Would it be possible to allude to a media revolution during the Reformation, a revolution which was linked to a new understanding of the immediacy of grace and the presence of salvation?


German description: Die Autoren der Beitrage dieses interdisziplinar angelegten Bandes widmen sich dem Medienverstandnis und der Medienpraxis der Reformation des 16. Jahrhunderts. Auf der Grundlage des Konsenses, dass die Erfolge der Reformation wesentlich mit ihrem Charakter als Medienereignis zusammenhangen, wird diskutiert, wie innovativ die Medialitat der Reformation im Verhaltnis zum Spatmittelalter, zum Renaissance-Humanismus und innerhalb des allgemein-kulturellen Medienwandels des 15. Jahrhunderts war. Kann man von einer reformatorischen Medienrevolution sprechen, die mit einem neuen Verstandnis von Gnadenunmittelbarkeit und Heilsprasenz zusammenhing? Mit Beitragen von: Matthieu Arnold, Christoph Burger, Reinhold Friedrich, Sabine Griese, Sven Grosse, Johanna Haberer, Berndt Hamm, Thomas Kaufmann, Susanne Kobele, Volker Leppin, Gudrun Litz, Christine Magin, Martin Ohst, Ron Rittgers, Marcus Sandl, Gury Schneider-Ludorff, Wolfgang Simon, Susanne Wegmann, Andreas Zecherle

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ISBN: 9783161517358
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Author: Berndt Hamm, Johanna Haberer
Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
Format: Hardback
Pagination: 390 pages
Series: Spatmittelalter, Humanismus, Reformation / Studies in the Late Middle Ages, Humanism and the Reformation
Genres: History of religion
Theology
Christianity